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On the Dog That’s on The Grog Pelican31 October 2017 In mid-February this year, the billionaire mining magnate-turned-politician began to post surreal ‘poems’ to his Facebook and Twitter profiles. Jacob Broom writes. Politics0 Comments211 views
Talking Affirmative Action Pelican24 October 2017 Affirmative Action is not ‘taking jobs away’ from white people or men, yet that is a strangely popular idea that seems to exist among the public. Ella Fox-Martens writes Politics0 Comments75 views
Interview with Aaron Stonehouse Pelican16 October 2017 An interview with Aaron Stonehouse, the first Liberal Democrat in WA Parliament. Politics0 Comments366 views
EUston, we have problem: What is Brexit and what’s happening next? Pelican3 October 2017 Brexit; our favourite portmanteau since Brangelina and everyone’s favourite protest vote until the 2016 US Presidential election. Named Word of the Year by Co... Politics0 Comments14 views
Perspectives on Women in Politics Pelican1 October 2017 If you’re a woman in politics you will be treated differently to your male counterparts. Leah Roberts writes. Politics0 Comments68 views
Trans-Pacific Partnership Pelican24 September 2017 The TPP was supposed to be a multilateral foreign trade agreement between twelve countries. Emi Paige writes. Politics0 Comments8 views
Jacinda-Mania is Running Wild! Pelican21 September 2017 Just across the water, consumed by the full swing of election campaigning New Zealand is gripped by Jacinda-mania Politics0 Comments82 views
Smash The Patriarchy Pelican9 September 2017 Far from being at odds with Islam, feminist sentiment is both supported by scripture and the history of the interpretive tradition. Prema Arasuwrites. PoliticsVoice0 Comments263 views
The Art of Lynton Crosby Pelican8 September 2017 Political strategist Sir Lynton Crosby possesses what is arguably the sharpest political mind in centre-right politics. Ian Tan writes. Politics0 Comments87 views
